asked on How can I connect to TFS correctly in VS 2017 Community please?
Having bought a new machine (running Windows 10 professional) I Have installed the following:
MS Visual Studio 2017 community
MS SQLServer express 2017
Team Foundation Server express 2015
I find that I do the have the option in VS to "Connect to Team Foundation Server"
I have "Visual Studio Team Foundation Server" set as the Source-Control Plug-in.
I can see my server in Source Control Explorer but cannot add folders or items.
If I go into Team Explorer I can see GIT repos (dunno how to use these) and I can sometimes add a solution to Source control whereby it is visible in Source Control Explorer temporarily.
How can I connect to TFS correctly in VS 2017 Community please?
MS Visual Studio 2017 community
MS SQLServer express 2017
Team Foundation Server express 2015
I find that I do the have the option in VS to "Connect to Team Foundation Server"
I have "Visual Studio Team Foundation Server" set as the Source-Control Plug-in.
I can see my server in Source Control Explorer but cannot add folders or items.
If I go into Team Explorer I can see GIT repos (dunno how to use these) and I can sometimes add a solution to Source control whereby it is visible in Source Control Explorer temporarily.
How can I connect to TFS correctly in VS 2017 Community please?
Version ControlWindows 10Microsoft DevelopmentWindows OSMicrosoft Visual Studio
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Chinmay Patel
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I am trying this Azure solution.
OK, I am unfamiliar with it but it seems a bit clunky.
Is there any way I can use the source control explorer in TFS to manage this?
I have set it up with my dev.azure.com server but I can't see or add folders using this.
Any Ideas?
OK, I am unfamiliar with it but it seems a bit clunky.
Is there any way I can use the source control explorer in TFS to manage this?
I have set it up with my dev.azure.com server but I can't see or add folders using this.
Any Ideas?
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I wanted to use TFS as I have used it at work for many years and am quite familiar with it.
I may have a look at this, thanks.